Features Archives Page 4 of 10 - Motorcycle Sport & Leisure

Motorcycle travellers stuck on the road in lockdown tell their stories

27th July 2020 Sam Hewitt Features

Coronavirus forced our world into lockdown. Millions flew home, stockpiled on toilet roll and hunkered down to see out the pandemic. But it’s not that

Motorcycle travellers stuck on the road in lockdown tell their stories

27th July 2020 Sam Hewitt Features

Here are their stories, why they’re still on the road and what their new plans are…

The sporty side of Bonneville: Triumph Thruxton 1200R

10th June 2020 Shannon Butcher Features, Sports Bikes

A modern motorcycle manufacturer Triumph may well be, but there’s no doubt the British firm draws heavily on its original history for selected models. The Thruxton 1200R is one of them.

Real vs Retro: Honda CB750 and Honda CB1100 EX

4th June 2020 Shannon Butcher Features, Retro Classic

The CB750 is an icon, and trying to mimic it is a big ask. The closest you can get with a modern bike is the CB1100 EX.

Five perfect Father’s Day gifts for biker dads!

17th April 2020 Shannon Butcher Advertisement Feature, Features

Father’s Day is fast approaching and it’s time to start hunting for that perfect gift for those biker dads! Motorcycle Sport & Leisure magazine have an assortment of fantastic motorcycle gifts for you to check out…

Six fantastic Africa adventure tours

31st March 2020 Shannon Butcher Advertisement Feature, Features

You may be stuck indoors for the time being, but that doesn’t have to stop you from booking that incredible Africa adventure tour you’ve been wanting to go on…

Can’t get to the shops? We’ve got you covered!

19th March 2020 Sam Hewitt Features

Thanks to these unmissable offers on a digital subscription, you can enjoy instant access to the nation’s favourite modern motorcycle magazines on your favourite device without having to open the front door.

Valentino Rossi: The greatest racer of all time?

8th March 2020 Shannon Butcher Features

Eight World Titles. The crown in the 125cc, 250, 500cc, 990cc MotoGP, 800cc and MotoGP classes. Is Valentino Rossi really the greatest rider who ever lived?